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To enroll, you'll typically need a valid learner's permit or driver's license and to meet the minimum age requirements.  These vary depending on the vehicle class; for example,  16 years of age may be required for certain private vehicle classes, while 18 years of age might be needed for others. You'll also need to provide necessary identification documents, such as proof of address and identity.  Some schools may have additional prerequisites for specific courses.

The duration varies depending on the course type (learner's permit, comprehensive training, advanced courses), lesson frequency, and individual learning progress. A basic learner's permit course might take several weeks, while comprehensive courses can extend from several weeks to months.

Schools typically use a variety of vehicles, including cars and motorcycles. Specialised programs may incorporate larger vehicles like trucks or buses.  All vehicles are generally well-maintained and equipped with dual controls for instructor supervision

Many schools provide guidance throughout the licensing process, including help with preparing for both theory and practical tests, and assistance with the necessary paperwork.